Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Apple iPad is a great tablet. It is fast, responsive, and has great battery life. If you use a lot of apps or need to save locally, you might consider getting something bigger than the 64GB model.

This product works great. Easy to use and start up. Great for classes and taking notes . Light weight and good battery. Also, it’s a hood size . Not heavy to walk to class . Highly recommended this iPad

This sleek device offers a stunning visual experience with its vibrant display. The intuitive interface makes navigation effortless and enjoyable. Its powerful processor handles tasks with speed and efficiency. The long battery life ensures you can stay productive or entertained on the go. It's a truly impressive piece of technology.

Affordable, easy to use, perfect size. This is all the iPad model 75-80% of people will need. Just pick a fun color and storage size and get back to being a couch potatoe.

Works great! Display is big and bright. Works fast. Best birthday gift purchase.

recently purchased the Apple 10.2-Inch iPad (9th Generation) with Wi-Fi and 64GB of storage, and I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance and features. The Apple 10.2-Inch iPad (9th Generation) with Wi-Fi and 64GB is a versatile and reliable tablet that excels in everyday use. With its high-quality display, strong performance, and user-friendly interface, it’s a great choice for anyone seeking an affordable yet powerful tablet. Whether you’re using it for productivity, entertainment, or casual browsing, this iPad delivers an excellent experience.

Perfect as expected. Like the silver color It came with 89% already. Works perfectly for me It came with no scratches and with the charger. I do recommend it’s very nice. The price is also reasonable!

I love Apple like many! I’ve had maybe 3-4 iPad since the first iPad back when. I’ve used iPhone for maybe 10 years. I have to say while this 10th gen iPad looks nice, new and sleek, it doesn’t not perform nicely. First I will start off by saying the screen looks ok. Not any better than my son’s 5th gen(2017) iPad. It’s like the colors are dull and the brightness is weak. Like Apple cut corners. The touch part(glass) is not as responsive as I remember or hoped. It also seems separated too much from the screen like there is a gap idk how to explain it just looks off. The iPad is thick squared off and boxy which I like but feels too light and if you drop it I’d imagine the chassis will bend. The build feels cheap. And Apple raised the price which doesn’t seem warranted. The speaker is not very good as well. Loud but muffled and muddy. Battery life is ok not bad at all. Definitely last all day with heavy usage. The other thing I don’t like or understand is the low amount of storage 64gb is 2024 if kinda of an insult. But Apple does this to try and force people to pay an extra hundred dollars to get more storage. Not very well liked by many for doing this. I couldn’t update the iPad because I didn’t have enough storage. Apps are getting bigger every year and Apple should include the bare minimum of 128gb of storage. Seems like Apple is cutting corners to raise profits since iPad sales are down year over year along with many other products they offer. Apple his iPad should be priced at 349 or lower. This isn’t worth it unless you just love Apple that much and are willing to sacrifice. Hopefully they release a better version soo. With better specs and a better price. I am going to return this very soon. Hope this helps if you are looking to get this iPad model.

I traded in my gen 9 iPad for this gen 10. The upgrades are small, but significant enough for me to make the trade. The screen is slightly larger. The chip is slightly faster. The tired old lightening plug and the home button are gone. It still came with a USB-C charger and cable. Of note, I mostly use my iPad for email, messages, and web browsing…nothing very taxing for the device.

This is my second I pad I bought from best buy the init is Good easy to work ON it it really help me a lot doing my priorities and the mosyon thing I like is easy to use it.

Very good quality iPad. Didn’t expect it to be so fast since it’s not the newest ipad.

This is a great entry level iPad! I didn’t need it for much to bring with, mainly streaming while I’m working from home, but I’ve ended up using for so much more, note taking, calendar organizing, voice memos, etc! High recommend!

Definitely love this new iPad 10… I have the iPad 9, but I’m just gonna use that as a dedicated display for my drone and use this one as my actual iPad for home & travel when I don’t wanna drag my MacBook Pro 14” with me. This seems like a YUUUUUUUGE upgrade from the Gen 9. Larger screen, speakers are better (& in stereo when in landscape mode). Love the Touch ID being on top (very convenient), cameras have been improved, etc. Many complain that you can’t charge the Apple Pencil from the side, but honestly I’d rather charge the pencil / crayon “old school” via a wall charger. If I had only one minor complaint, I wish Apple would ditch the silver, and replace it with white… Now if OtterBox would hurry up and release their Defender case to retailers like BestBuy…I’d get over and buy that, too. Lol

Enjoy the size and quality of the iPad. Weight is manageable and clarity is great.

Bought for my daughter’s birthday and she absolutely loved it. Works great, long battery and her favorite color.

The 10.9-Inch iPad (10th Generation) is a perfect blend of performance and portability. Its A14 Bionic chip ensures smooth multitasking and a seamless user experience. The vibrant 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display is ideal for streaming, reading, and creative tasks. With iPadOS and Apple Pencil support, it’s versatile for work and entertainment. The 64GB storage is sufficient for casual users, making it a great value for its price.

Excellent product, great value for money, easy to use and perfect size.

The iPad 10th generation has been a surprisingly solid tablet for my everyday needs, especially with its sleek new design. The 10.9-inch display is great for everything from streaming to web browsing, and while it’s not laminated—which means there’s a tiny gap between the glass and display—it hasn’t really bothered me much. It’s a bit more reflective than a laminated screen, but unless you’re working in direct sunlight, it’s easy to get used to. One of my favorite updates is the front camera’s new spot in landscape mode, making video calls way more natural, especially for work calls. The A14 chip keeps things running smoothly, handling pretty much anything I throw at it without a hitch. I do wish it supported the second-generation Apple Pencil for easier charging, but I can live with the first-gen. Overall, it’s a great middle ground between the entry-level iPad and the more premium models if you’re looking for a stylish, capable tablet without breaking the bank.

The new IPAD is very fast and has a nice large screen. The human interface has been modified to accommodate a redesign of the IPAD. There is no on/off fingerprint button visible on the front of the IPAD. It is now located on a corner side. There are some other changes that are useful. They are swipe ups. For instance to clean out the IPAD of open apps, you have to swipe up rather than double click the on/off button. After a while, you can get used to the changes. The graphics on the screen are great. Upgrading to the new IPAD from my old one was very easy. Some of the apps had to be updated for passwords. However the Apple logon, internet logon, and other critical passwords were up ok on the update. I would recommend this IPAD.

Purchased for my wife who had an older model. This model is lighter, has a larger screen, is faster, and functions similar to new model iPhones making it easier for a non technical user to transition to either.